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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

Csnsfai l. A AlsEa isss tie sunerns-
forial char q Agiehigan with uastirtsd
praise fInm al sorts Of people. snd his
Enb.ie sd private coarse since retiring
frona onics nes nsis am many frisnds
siacs. Tho 1EIzaRAN. hEAALD bss re-
pestsdsdiy ssid 10 the Rspublican party
tast hla name II the second place on the
National tiekst sonld 10 = toSer Of
strength. i1desd the National Rspablieaa
Convention nQat % something for Mich
izan, Il the party desire b take il oas OF
the list q doubtful States and restore il
tc Tie solid Republican line. fls al
unisifzllnn has already made lts bid IN
the game u political pedro by putting
thas shrssd politician DOx u. DIcKiS-
SON at the head Of tas Postofiics Depart
usaf. Gov AL6kR . one OF the most
lsvsi-hsadsd rlsn ia the kspablican
raaks. lie wEs rseentiy interviewed IN
lhiesgo, an1 said that the hspablic9a
Fazt5 8l.l 20 stronger IL 1895 than Il VAS
- - klt9- - ~lA4 OcL8tCI 4 AAAAA
after lALAEEs Prohibition speech, thai
tie i.etuOieAl party cannot make an
sliAnce With eranks and coaldnt satisfy
tie cracks Il hs DID, that 10 had then
ssld, and Gays Il nov, that ias PrOhibi-
ton party Nln nsysrsss tia day when Il
can accomplish the sofk i. 10 pursuing !;
that be believes IN Va entire abolition Of
tie tax on tooacco. sweeping away the
needless 1fi,es Il supports. as tobacco Is
the poor man necessity, aud not lux
uFS thai 10 = opposed 20 commercial
union, whlehwoald put almoss sll is bene-
It's On ths side Of canada; and hs regards
BLAiSE as tho strongest Republican
eadsF today.
Speaking Of Gea. ALGEe's soldierly
uitsradess the State RsPNbiicaa. so vig-
Croasiy edited by FRASK GtDFaSY, at
Lansing. says: ~Gsn. AlGER talks boldly,
manfu.iy. anu directly 10 the point, aud
tho Republicans OF Michigan speak
Through hlm and viii beck HIM stznchly."
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Dasfrfed Her HuabAnd.

Calvin Grain, of Sparta, through his at
torney, W. o. Heath yesterday applied for
a divorce in the Circuit Court from his
wife, Margaret A. Terwiliiger, to whom ne
was married in October, 1870. In the COM
plaint Calvin alleges that she deserted him
in December. 1870 and has remained away
ever since that time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Fifth Ward Collector's Notice.

Noiee i hereby given that the oifice Of the
Collector for the riffh Ward will be held at No
81 Piainneld avenue. Saunders store. and that
the tax roll for said ward is now IN the hands OF
the Undersigned for collection. and that he will
attend az bis said once until and including the
10Th day OF January after the first publication of
this noiice IRON . o cock a m. until o'clock
p. N, for TIE purpose of receiving taxes
Dated Grand Raolds. Dec. l, lss7
CHARLES III. SAUNDERS.
Collector Flfth Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

The Count Of Paris, one OF the remain
ing relies of French ncnsrchism, recent
ly expressed thu opinion that the Re-
public of that country ia "peIishing BY
decomposition, and says that "we keep q
watch on rs downfall" The quiet and
satisfactory maDnsr IN which the recent
supposed crisis wss passed will be dis
couFsging to he waiting and watching
Count
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Thlra w.ra colIecsor 5 Notice.

Notice l. heFel y Sisea tnSl the oaice Of the
CollecloF for tie fniid ard siii b. held 81 No.
"a Jefferson axenns. Gfebsl store aud thst the
tax roll fOr ssld ssTd Il nov Ia The hands of The
undersigned for collection. aud that he VII AT
tend at 0s said once aBlii and including the iol
dsy of January, after tee hrsg publication Of this
notice from o'clock a ne. until o clock p. ~.
for the purpose Of receiving ts1ce.
Dated Grand Rapids. Dec. /. las.
BEkT EMA,
CollsctOf 1hifd Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
The MERCANTILE Aasociation.

Articles as Association of the Grand Rap
ids Mercantile Association were filed with
County Clerk Harvey yesterday. The OBJ
ject aud purpose of the corporation is TO
secure the cooperation of merchants and
other classes of business men and promote
the social. moral and business interests of
its mem bsrs. The ipcorporators are: James
A. Coye, Esnsst A. Stowe, Henry A. Hy-
dorm. Gerrit III. DE Graaf and Benjamin p.
Hsrria
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Fourth Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice : hereby given that the Office 0f the
Collector Tor the foura mard VIII be held al
couFt block ly0n stree. and mat the tax roll f)i
said ward i nos IA the hsacs OF the undersigned
for eollection snt thai 10 viii attend ~ his sid
Office until and including the lpgh day Of January
Ter the nFst publication Of this notice, ir1m I
O'Clock q. N nrtil O'Clock p. ~ ior the purposS
o. receiving taxes
Dated Grand Rapids. Dec. /. 1857.
CHARLES A. ROBINSON,
Collector Fourth Wa a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

Nosles i HEREBY xly.E lhst tas orscs Of the
ColscsoE fof gae Sec'snd y sfa . 10 he hsic - Ae
- sonEoe siIeef, sAd thai lie TAX E0il te4 SAL
cclicetlca I'D tnzx hs sil sE1sBc 81 Ms ssi1 o<s
Uatii sad iRelaoiDs tbe ~ csy cf t&n sTy. Aflsf
the lrst pslfl seaI "a 0f tins n0t &c ca eoc
. m Until O'Clock ,. "a. t0E the purpose " 10
cetft1g L4xe.
Dated Grsud Rapids, Dee L 1851
p J. l1ooRNlSK.
lClteetor eeCo0d NsTd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

NOR sALg-A sAFE hOsLaR. BAHAAN 4
Il co nlakt, fof sale very cheap al the ofce
OF 0rstfd Rapids Felt ko0t 20. S2stf
Tt TON SALE or MANHATTAN HOUSE
a furniture IN progrcss daily from D. a. m. until
10 p n. fsFe bargains lust he s1ia. 6-uf
FOR sALE-GooD HACK CHAP, on WILL
i exchsnge tor other property Rust Edwards
4 ca. Miocic0mb building, city. Sou
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Seventh Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Office Of the
Collector for the Seventh ward will be held at No.
pa seventh st. and that the tax roll for said ward
is now I'm the hands Of the undersigned for col
lection, and that he win attend at his said once
unit ana including the 10Th day of January,
after the fist publication OF this notic', from 8
o'clock q. n. until o'clock p. m, for the pur-
pose of receiving taxes.
Dated Grasd Rapids, Dec. l. 1887.
JOHN CULLAN,
Collector Seventh Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Sixth Ward Collector's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Office Of the
Collector for the Sixth ward Will be held at No.
81 West Leonaidsi j. Smyths store. and that
the tax roll tor ssid ward Is now in the hands of
the undersigned for collection and that he will
attend at his said Office until and Including the
10th day OF January, after the first publication OF
this notice. from o clock a. m until O'Clock
p. M. for the pur pose OF receiving taxes
Dated Grand Rapids Dec I. 1887
JOHS HOOGERHYDF,
Collector sixth Ward
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

Ts - interesting to notice that the Post
msstsr-Gs1srsfs report recommends the
removal Of the prohibition against sdvsr-
tsiBg on wrappers Of third aud fourth
elass matter. If DIR. VILAs does mol
think toe prohibition Is expediens, il il
surprising that Be should have been 80
particulss 70 enforce its sudden ard
strict snf0rcement
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

srns. occupying the Oh sPntnsus 4 Broo<s
store on CsoA'-s st. sre ia oowise connected
With Ssmne Hsvmar fne sfeaier IA sse0c1
hand xsoss wh8 fsile1 receDtw. Tbs
statement il nssfe ca sec1aaV Ct ser@rsl
annogin4 BiaH.iers which hzvs ocsorr~s1 n
-,rsseaueuce cf ssrpre1e1ss1rs srt~ ~
uncs Toe &sssanoszsas a Lss aakszxA
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
For kenf--H0afses.

NOR RENT-Two SUITS or SEVEN ROOMS
I both IN neT residence block, corner OF Court
and Allen-sts-. with all convcDieDces. including
good location itted uD for meat market. rent
low Also house Of three rooms. one Of four
rooms aud one Of seven rooms, all the above
within i've minutes walk OF Tower Clock. Ia
cuire Of B W Barnard, IS Allenst.. corner Of II !
Vernon II si9
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

TIE best save N the world for Cuss
Bruises. Scres Gers sat Rheun. Fsvs;
Sores Tes@r. lhsppe3 Hands ChnsssinS
C5~us an& al SAN Errpgic8s. ard posi-
tiVs.v cures Pes O. no pay rr71ired- i
= znsrsnfeea - g1ss perfert satisfaction. 81
money refunded Pr3cs y cenes PER BOZ
For ssie b. Peek 8rosL. o~rasr ksasos ssd
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

Dec 5-whea'-weaker and lower Cash
7slsc. January. sc, May, S..
Corn-Lower Cash, 50ac; January. Sic
NAY. sc.
Whssy-si.f0
Pors-Essy. Isnusry. slan2]S Msy. sI5s5.
Nay. 50
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

Mr. st JoHS's biil of sxpsnss for the
last campaign wss Just al even $1,000.
Wien expense accounts are put ia such
round numbers they csesie suspicion. It
is a somewhat singular co;ncidence. too.
thas rs expenses we're exactly ihs same
~ saose q he Upper Peninsula exhibit
a Lhe NV Orleans Exposition.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
OUR MARKET REPORTS.
Quotations BY Wire-Ths Grand
Rapids Markets

Dec. .-Wheat-Opened lac higher, strong
and fairly active NO. : red December, gJ1sa2 bic
January g'a-1elc Nav. 3i@l0setsc.
Corn Opened iJzHas<c higher, fairly active
NJ ted WeSern, spot 61fes5c. futures 63izG65c.
porx-Firm. New mes. sl5.25zsl5.15; old,
kaD
Lard-Higher and steady. Steam rendered,
E.s75s
Bot er-In moderate demand and frn. West
era lsGNc
kggs--Gsc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

7 WANT TO Buy As AZ INVESTMENT A
| hoOse and lot IN the east or south pari ~ the
city. Win pay a. high - $50 in caSb. Apply
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Muskegon.

ofce, - . esleEn Ave Ale< So fns
Ts1kszAx- kkAAs delivered every Ezsrn12s a.
; y c10<k
AUsEEG0s. TcEsDAf. DEc- =
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Bo1rfsuU.

yVANTED-TwO BOAEDERs TS A PRIVATE
w family with few other boafdert), a nRn
and wife or two gentlemen. g. North Division
81 ST
DOARDiNG-GOoD ROOM AND BOARD can
II - - r rcd sf fef North ID vision s15tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

fTou. NJ Il. FoBp thouxh one Of the
yonrvsr men rho took seat il the Ma
sienal House of Representative. - Bos
The Youngest II them IsNEs PHxEsN.
tl Memphis. Tenn. wss just "a years Old
vsssrr,lag. Mr. FoRD Fss = on the 90th
rfInoa Last.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

Dec S-wheat-So. I white S. No. red
cash December. s6e, January. sc: May ei7sc.
t0Fu-3tc.
Oats-So. ?, sc. No 2. white. 3Esc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
K,lstf.ess Personals.

II d PERCY, ~ TIM REAR or "a souTH
L. D4visioa-sf., viii furnish al Kinds Of enild
lug stone a. reasonable fates. Sal
ltAATKD-GOoD BUsIHEsS NAN FAMIlIAh
" with orAce work aud 3. 90 Ia cash. Rare op
p0rtunity Also good advertising solicitor q,
Box y telegram Herald Office Sz4u
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

The London Times thinks The visit O;
Hoa Buffalo Bill 10 England bss ten
.sre6 70 rromots harmony between Eng
Is1d and the United Ststes. JOAN L.
strUTvsS is. Va suppose. now perfecting,
rnfding cut. snd physically developing,
ss,t we're. this International harmony.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Real Esfote--COstnfry

CHEAPEST FARM IL STATE, 5000, Must
u tie fold, 20 acre bs st of soil IS scres improv
cd. all stun ped and nicely fenced. cd house,
barn orchard good well OF wsier WI n he.t i'm
proved windmill. sz mi es fom G. r. q J. X. H..
10 miles this side OF Zig Rapids. Eaon smith.
Rooms 4 & s. Lovett block, c,r. Canal d fesIl
streets 10
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

Remember thst urder the revised
rhsrss~. e - 30 longer necessary % Be a
tsr-parsr 10 order 70 vote on TIE aues-
sicn q issnsnc citY houds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

The New York Tribune fnds fault with
Vie PRESIDENT because he removed JAMES
X. MAsToS. - brUthsr-in-law OF the late
President ARTaUs." who had held the
Cohoes postcfkse twenty-five y ears. and
gave another citizen a chance at It. The
TribuHe's experience With young FRED
GRANT should have taught ii that the
Democrats people Of tins State 5epudists
ne idss OK giving preference to deceased
Prssideufs' relations.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

seusfor Tzoxss ". PAbAER's posision
rp fse teurerance issus r. te@ great sui-
fsef cf discussion n Tie press throughout
tke country. It the Senator cared to sd
~p-iiss h,rsself Be as s1ccssdei st3mirs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Irh.s lis' is furnished O7 ". R. seribuer.


The f5llowing i = iiss of the marriage
licenses issusd yesterday, With the names.
rssisencs uaen outside The city an3 ages
81 tBe parties.
Azss
= sr--th ? Hassan. Lovsn Lorela ssesle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

Tse New y ssk Morning. 5''trsEl pre-
diets . drip n the price e ecsl ss result
ef re warm spsn.~ Nsy The EARN
sr>lT :. enc spells
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

The suuzbsx Of lines An any 81 serftsexnsEt
eas BE fe1n& ~ diskskink the Eaz.e<E ~
~erds - ssss1- ASy parts 81 . aiss eesstsa
<seSs fall n2sA
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

uTANTKll-Two~ MALE AsfNTs INkEnl.
" ateiy that Usa gise security Iail ~ Room
la Mere nod olacs Si4t
.sAKNAsshRs CAN CHAR FkoA o. 10 O.
Y per week seiiiug noyelty, Manufactured ~
Cslesteck s. aes l0o1sF. . Pear Il allti
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Situations Wonfed-Fen,ale.

yVASTED-sIrr ALTON Ry A SWEDISH GIRL
W a. a. 90 ge "a b. rssw)rk. Inquire rs
Muskt gen st. 37
WAATED - SITUATION As NURSE OR
w h0usekeeper by q capable American Lady;
is good seamstresS Can De seen AZ No. SO New
Houseman block, between and O'Clock. s5s
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
KKsI,r LIZ ntcINNINGs.

There misat O. "a argument IN favor
q voting for the proposed water loan OF
$4,000, II that was the sum and sub
staace Of the Board OF Public Works
scheme TO increase the cilys public in
dsbtednsss. But step. aud ab initio
prinei psis Is good sense as well ss good
Latin Resist tho beginnings. Grand
Rapids municipal indebtedness Is rapid
" climbing skyward, sod We must call q
bait somewhere. When and where can
ibscommand be given undsr better pre-
tense toan . now sfforued tsx-pay ing
holders Of tbs franchise. Stop the ball oI
sxtravagsuce lrOm rolling further, right
here sud now.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

| osT-A BUNCH on KEYS WITH CHICK
IL sltAcesd bssfss Initials. \. b.. On oas ace
snd hsafx IA GA The opposite SIDE snder = 81
plsAse retura 70 J. Il. Nonderly once = 81 o.
street -
I oSr-A hFnlUH SIZED BLACK 4 whITK
IL setter litt h flesse return 10 III. Niddicomb
Snd receive q liberal FewsTd S1atl
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Eighth Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the office OF the
Collector Tor the ghi b ward will be he'd al No
27l Goio-st, Strantons grocery store and that
the tax roll for said ward is now in the hands Of
the undersigned for collection, and that g viii
attend at his said otce until and including the
10Th day Of January after the first publication OF
this notice. from clock a. N. until 5 O'Clock
D. IT,, for the purpose of receiving taxes
Dated Grand Rapids, Zee. l, 1887.
JOSEPH CHILVER.
Collector Eighth Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Helm Dgaafed--JfaIe,

WASTED-NAS TO TAKE THE AGENCY
w OF our ssfes: sire 1Ilexls inches. weight
So lbs, reiAi price SIS other sszss in proportion
rare chance % create permanent busB 81
home. These safes mcst demand never before
supplied by other safe companies a. We are not
governed BY the safe Pool Alpine sale Co. Gin
cnnsti, Ohio. feb25
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
BrinkerhOf System

OF Rectal Treatment and Medication Cures
PILES WITHOUT PAIE, L.6AfJRE
KNIFE OR CAUTERl.
1900 TOR FAILURE To ClkK
Cure ell forms O. Rectal and Genito tnCsry
diseases among Others fistula. FissUte P0ypps,
IruTitns, &c. sirci're by Eectroiysis. Also
cures Rectal liberation, the cause Of fistuls !;
Fsssure, Etching Pies" aud Consumption sore
mess across the back. low down, constipation OF
d iarfneaf dull heavy pains ~ burning In The
Teciun. blood or pus on stool pain n stomach or
abdomen and bloaling and general pf',station
warn you. send tor s. page ook or testimonials
ire TO the representative OF this system.
DR.. w. Il. CHRISTOPHER
Permanently located al - Monroe street
(WiddicofHb buildingj. Once hours a N. 10 5
p. m. daily, except Wednesday aud THURSDAY,
sunday, 10 4 p. N. Take elevator 10 koom 81
ano 40. Consultation free.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Situations Haatsd--MaIe.

NITUATI0N WANTED--BY YOUNG MAN,
y age 23 IN hat or mems clothing store, or in
a cigar store. Good references. Address by let
ter, A B. C.. Teleeram-Ie7ald. S51
WANTED-sTEADY EMPLOYMENT By A
W temperate Inan. Am fair nman. would
take shipping clerks place aud am willing TO
work hard. Address A. J. L. box 4, this Office
cos
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

For business Places.
IL Campan and Louis-sts. Bennett & Os5urn.
Af.ff
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

p0.wHOa II NAY CONCERN. Ny WIFI
| fts Ingram, harlng lsit sny bed snd Doard
without l0sE pF0soest.oa. ] hereby give notice
thsi on aud sfer this date ~ill aos &c FesEon-
sios tor any detts 0f heE contracting. Hens
insfam- Dec. s. lss7. .Sa
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

NTANTED--A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w nousewofk IL on e. 81 Livings.onst. Ss2.i
NIANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
w ersl housework, must give references.
Mrs J. w. Spooper, "A Cherry-st, fourth house
west of Ellsworth ave. 3l9tf
MANITOBA COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
w eral housework, swedish girl preferred.
Apply Isl College ave 3l7tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Heip Hanted-- Female.

WANTED - TWO YOUNG LADIES WITH
W -"n.e tzpaisnre Cn IA si;g totr vel with
a ha Nv. ~ lst fa - q sia.r. 6rzs tor
ms vel 4. c n m d, - rim -. e.. AS7
WAhfEi'--A & = FJk SLNEkAf HOUSE
w wort, snsl N iy GsTInan gir eferre I.
tsll st 81 livings5oy-.t. 3S5
WANTfD THIRTEEN GENERAL
w servants dlnit & roain, li'eh chan
berTv 81 8 > nurse gulA o. o. q - aud reu-
eral copAs. Lac.es' Pail .olEa q, fierce tlOck.
a-ss
MI ANTED GIRLS II YOU WANT GOOD
w homes and lice aces o work, call Tor 5
days only. Room 3. Pierce block Sts
yVANTED - A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
w girl TO DO general housework in family OF
three. Apply 10 kortander Bros, iif CANALS.
3fIf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-04

One more old landmark Of Miles
City has passed In his checks and gone
to his final resting place. "Capn
jackson, AS he was universally known,
died at the county poor house yester.
day forenoon, to which place he had
been taken "A few days before his
death. He had no one ailment in
particular, but died, as men Of hls
habits usually do, In n great harry
after he was taken down. cap Jack.
son" has been In Miles ever since Il
has been q town, and was an excellent
mechanic and when he chose to work
could make good wages. His rela.
tions, II he has any, will be notified OF
his final shuttle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-04

If the Manitoba road il pushed as
far westward mex year M Fort Ben.
ton, ss 1t in all probability will, the
Northern Pacific will be forced to ex-
tend u branch from Its main line IA
far rs the Springs at least in order to
hold the carrying trade at Neihart,
which by that date will amount to
Notwithstanding worth COM
peting for, aud we trust that our
Northern Pacific friends will be alive
to the necessities of the bour.-Hus-
bandman.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-04
Married and Home.

Sunday nights train brought to
Miles City Mr.. and Mrs. &. +. NJ. Tin
ling. Frank skipped off on his matri-
monisl errand on the night Of the
Arcsdlan hop and WAS married al
Ottumwa, Iowa, on Christmas day.
The bride will be remembered as Miss
Brownie Gridley, who spent the sum-
mer Of 1885 here with her sister, Mira.
Eckford. Cards OF the ceremony only
arrived here sunday, and Frank did
wisely in following them up so closely
as We had 1t in mind To give him a
notice not wholly disconnected with
his Monaghan reputation but which
We deem vie, owing to his presence,
To defer indefinitely. He WAS around
receiving coDgrat Ilations yesterday in
a silk hat aud cellulOid collar.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-04

Ii would he well II our Montana ex.
changes enlightene ed the business com.
munity over there regarding the char.
acter Of the above gentleman, who
has just gone over there. Mr.. Bixby,
who left here with two police desert.
ers, is n pretty smooth talker, and Il
very slick altogether. He opened q
restaurant at Macleod, got credit with
nearly everyone, paid no one, and 1,
supposed 20 have skipped beyond the
reach Of his creditors with something
like 1900 In his pocket. We should
not be surprised to hear from him In Q
similar connection In Montana
Macleod Gazette.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-04
Yrsposafs.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed
proposals will he received at the county
clerks office up to noon IN January
4, 1887, for the furnishing 81 ms,sris!
aud building Of a bridge over the Little
Porcupine creek at or near the cross.
ing Of the Bull creek and Talbot Cold
springs road, rs per plans aud specifi.
cations Ms are now on file for inspec,
ton in the county clerks Office. All
bids to be directed tn the county clerk,
sealed aud msrk"d Proposals for
bridge" the county commissioners ~.
serving the right to reject any or all
bids. BY order Of Board of Commits.
sioners. l.. e. DEAR, Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-04

Al Minneapolis exchange wonders
Why more Montana bachelors search.
ing the eastern wife markets don't
look around that town instead oi
going further and faring worse. Ii
claims for the twin city q thousand
msrriagsblelyoung ladies that Maine
nor Massachusetts, can match in the
domestic accomplishments of building
the morning fires aud shoveling of
the snow deluged walks. Let Mime.
apolis he sampled for a few Of those
girls.-Helena Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-04

Lieut.. Schwatka with n party Of
twelve, including +. Jay Haynes, Nor
thern Pacific landscape artist, left
Livingston yesterday morning for a
two weeks trip through the Yellow.
stone National park on SNOW shoes.
They will encounter serious obstacles
~ there Is from six TO seven feet Of
snow on q level throughout the park.
The trip 10 made more principally In
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-04
Commissioners Proceedings.

The board Of county commissioner
met in regular se-sion yesterday amt
made the tax levy for lss7. Upon the
basis Of "A iull value assessment The
levy j. reduced to III mills; which Is
practically in about III. same proper.
ton as last years levy of az mills al
All estimation OF N two-trird valuation
For the separate funds The appurlion
meut il made a. follow:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-04

the interest of the passenger depart
ment Of the Northern Pacific railway
and II satisfactory results are obtained
the company contemplate arranging
for a novel winter excursion to the park
Immediately after the st. Paul Ice
Carnival.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-04

Jim Clark. who was badly burned
at the Mizpah stage ranch fire recent
", is laid up and cannot come to town
for some time. He desires this expla-
nation made ss he was 10 have been ia
town on business. but for the accident.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-04

New Years day was not as prolific
In DRINKS and 'disorderlies a. Christ
mas, there being few offenders against
the peace and dignity Of the law and
altogether the day passed off very
quietly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-04

VIM. Tomkin- and Al Flager, the
company Of the j. II. Conrad grocery
establishment have got most Of their
goods moved into the mammoth store
and will soon have the store in present.
able shape. They Will be good neigh
49,.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-04

Ayers Cherry Pectoral is recon-
mended by eminent physicisIs, on
both sides Of the Atlantic, a. the most
remedy for colds, coughs, and all pull
monary disorders. Inquire Of your
druggist for Ayers Almanac.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-04

Health Is impossible when the blood
10 impure, thick, aud sluggish. or
when IL Is thin and impoverished.
Such conditions give rise to boils,
pimples, headaches, neuralgia, rheu-
matism, and other disorders. Ayers
sarsaparilla purifies, ~invigorates, and
vitalizes the blood.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-04

jury. The witnesses in the cast were
held tor the next term Of court under
$500 bail, all Of them being released
upon personal recognizance except
Clara Chase, who refused to make the
necessary affidavit and not procuring
bail last evening Is now In the custody
Of the sheriff. She will probably be
released to-day, rs it is supposed she
can procure the required bail.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-04

Johnny Cochran announces that AZ
he has retired from the partnership
saloon Of Cochran d Coleman, he will
be glad TO see all his old friends at
Guy Durk.e's new Main street saloon,
where he will he in charge Of the
gaming tables. and give them all u
square deal a. "a merly.